RECREATION

Appeal: Green belt treehouse cannot be considered an extension

19.04.2018

Matt Moody

extension | Green Belt | RECREATION | Rural | Sports & Recreation | Yorkshire

An inspector has dismissed claims that a proposed treehouse could be permissible in the green belt as an extension despite being some distance from the main house.
Appeal: Adventure park’s benefits outweigh green belt harm in deprived area

24.04.2017

golf | Heathrow Airport | Leisure & Tourism | London | RECREATION

A large adventure park complex including a zoo, climbing wall and golf course has been granted permission after an inspector decided that the economic benefits to the deprived Hounslow area outweighed harm...
Changes to outdoor recreation access regulations in the pipeline in Wales

16.02.2017

Roger Milne

coast | Cymru | lesley griffiths | RECREATION | Rural | welsh coast

Changes in the way public access for outdoor recreation is regulated and developed are now in prospect after Leslie Griffiths, cabinet secretary for Environment and Rural Affairs, acknowledged that the current system is too complex and burdensome.
Appeal: Boathouse would not be incongruent with lakeside setting

18.05.2016

Martha Harris

Design | North West | RECREATION

A wet dock boathouse with dayroom has been approved for Bowness-on-Windermere in the Lake District because an inspector decided that the size of the building was justifiable for its water-based recreation...